Humanly raises $25M to put AI to work for job seekers, not just the companies hiring them
By Kurt Schlosser
Published on April 8, 2026.
Humanly, a startup in Bellevue, Wash., has raised $25 million to reposition itself as a “service-as-a-software” company that delivers pre-vetted, ready-to-hire job seekers. The funding includes participation from SEEK Investments, Drive Capital, Zeal Capital Partners, Converge and others. Humanly uses AI-powered interviewing tools for employers and is launching a job seeker-facing product, offering AI-based coaching on interview preparation, resume writing, and salary negotiation. The company has also partnered with CareerBuilder on its "talent marketplace" and is working with Microsoft on its neurodiversity hiring program using AI to help neurodiverse candidates practice for technical and behavioral interviews.
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